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        [Podcast] Andrew Huberman, PhD: How to Improve Motivation &amp; Focus By Leveraging Dopamine
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      Dr. Andrew Huberman discusses the role of dopamine in driving motivation and offers practical tools for enhancing mood and focus.
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        [Story] Very healthy 90-year-olds have the same gut microbiome as healthy 30-year-olds.
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      Aging is associated with a loss of diversity in the composition of the gut microbiome. A new study looked at gut bacteria from people of varying age ranges and found that the healthiest elderly people that were 90-years-old had a composition of gut bacteria that was similar to people that were 30-years-old. This suggests that maintaining the diversity of your gut as you age may be a biomarker of healthy aging.
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        [Story] Mice eating same calories lose weight when sense of smell is impaired. The reason? Increased brown fat activity.
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&amp;gt; Dillin and colleagues found that not only did the brown fat ramp up its activity in the smell-deficient animals, but some of their white fat also became more like brown fat. “They rewire their metabolic programming to burn more calories,” he says. When a mouse can’t smell its food, he speculates, it may “think” that it has eaten more than it really has, prompting it to use more energy.
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        [Story] Eating during the time when supposed to sleep caused learning &amp; memory defects even though sleep duration was same.
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        [Story] Thinking &amp; planning triggers myelination and this same process may fuel the growth of glioma brain cancer.
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        [Story] Individuals with depression have shorter telomeres than same aged non-depressed persons, which may contribute to bad health outcomes.
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        [Story] Neurons in skin perform same type of calculations done by neurons in the cerebral cortex.
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        [Story] Weird. Wide sampling of animals find that most animals urinate in the exact same length of time: 20 seconds.
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